Charities In Gloucestershire

a) To advance the education of youbg members of the public in agriculture, homecrafts, country life and related subjectsb) in the interests of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation, to improve conditions of life, encourage self reliance and individual responsibility so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of the community

The main activity of the trust is to provide accommodation for the elderly who have insufficient funds to purchase. At Christmas time they distribute funds to local needy persons, plus a limited number of charities, mostly local.

Running the Hall and Recreation Ground

Provision of care and services for adults with Learning Disabilities. Current services are a Training Lunch Club, where trainees with LD learn catering skills, Woodwork and Gardening Day Services for adults with LD. Emphasis on giving trainees an opportunity to do something constructive and positive for others. Aspiration to provide supported community style living for adults with LD.

To provide quality services and opportunities to enrich the life and meet the needs of itÔÇÖs members and the wider communities through environmental, leisure and community based activities. To include educational and social support / workforce training and involvement.

Clearspring Church actively promotes the Christian faith through regular worship meetings that are open to the public and thorough Bible teaching and instruction. We also engage in regular evangelistic outreach to ensure that the Christian message is being spread in fulfilment of the great commission.

Provides public concerts and musical events in Monmouthshire, Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and elsewhere

1. Parents support meetings with professional speakers to help educate parents of ASD children2. Mentoring group for 10-17 year olds with ASD led by trained leaders and parents3. Friendship group for over 18 year olds led by trained leaders and parents

Cheltenham District Scouts are part of the Scout Association which exists by authority of a Royal Charter, granted by King George V in 1912 and further Charters by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II.The Cheltenham District Scout Association works within the Policy, Organisation and Rules of the Scouts Association to deliver adventure, development of and community work for and by Young People.

The Charity provides a Club for ex-service men and women and their families, of Cheltenham and district, to relax and enjoy social contact with each other.The Club is in the process of development and aims to provide a first class environment for these activities

The Charity organises events 1) to raise funds to give to educational, sporting, youth, medical, etc causes at the Trustees discretion and 2) to provide an opportuity for other local charties and commuity groups to run fund-rasiing actvities at those events. The charity operates in the Village of Frampton on Severn and the neighboring area.

We run events and activities in order to raise funds to provide equipment and other items for the benefit of the children and staff of St James' CofE Primary School. Events include Summer and Christmas Fairs, Discos, Popcorn Clubs, Cake Sales, Sponsored Events and Preloved Uniform Sales.

The charity provides a venue for local groups and provides facilities for education, sporting and social activities for villagers and those who live in close proximity to Coaley.

We are a pre school with a trained and highly dedicated staff, teaching in a room within the local primary school. Managed by a voluntary parent-run committee, we aim to provide a safe, happy, caring environment where children develop and thrive and can approach the start of school with confidence and excitement.

To advance the education of the public in the history and heritage of the Sharpness Railway Branch Line, by the restoration, preservation and operation of the line or any part or parts thereof including the stations and associated buildings, locomotives and rolling stock as a working museum for the benefit of the public

The objects of the Charity are to maintain, insure, keep repaired, fit and adapt the Town Hall and other property for the purpose of the benefit of the town

Fund Raising for Lydney & District Hospital

The Charity applies the capital and income of the Trust Fund to or for the relief of the poor and needy or such other charitable purpose as directed by the Trustees.

The provision of recreational and leisure time activities for young people in Chalford

WE PROVIDE TERM TIME DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 TO 4 YEARS - WE ACTIVELY WORK TOWARDS THE EARLY LEARNING GOALS.WE ENSURE THAT OUR PLAYGROUP IS ACCESSIBLE TO ALL SECTORS OF THE COMMUNITY - PROVIDING A FUN AND EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT.WE FUND RAISE TO SUPPLEMENT FUNDING RECEIVED FROM THE LOCAL COUNTY COUNCIL - THIS ENABLES US TO PROVIDE MODERN AND SAFE RESOURCES FOR THE CHILDREN

We raise money for the Leonard Stanley School. We buy much needed equipment for the school such as: playground & computer equipment.ICT software, books for reading schemes & upkeep of the swimming pool.We subsidise school activities eg.coaches for Christmas pantomine and the year 6 trip to PGL.

To replace the youth service that was withdrawn by Gloucestershire County Council. In the form of financial and management support to provide and fund professional supervised, well planned recreational, educational and cultural experiences that will elevate young people's life chances and to foster understanding amongst adolescence for the older generation

To provide relief to children and young adults under the age of 19 with a mental and/or physical disability and who are resident in Worcestershire, Herefordshire or Gloucestershire, to alleviate the effect of disability on such children and their carers and/or families, and to advance the education of such children and to relieve in cases of need, hardship or distress.

Provide grants for the benefit of education and training of children and young persons under the age of 25 years who are bona fida resident in the Ancient Ecclesiastical Parish of Mickleton

CWR is a volunteer-led charity making sure refugee families and asylum seekers in Cheltenham are supported from the moment they move in. We work to raise awareness and understanding of the issues faced by refugees in the UK and throughout the world. We also arrange community events and host a weekly support hub for for those seeking asylum to access support, advice and a sense of community.